Truant 33
With a cozy pilothouse and seakindly design, the Truant 33 is a fine small cruising boat for a range of conditions.
With a cozy pilothouse and seakindly design, the Truant 33 is a fine small cruising boat for a range of conditions.
The latest edition to Jeanneau’s new Yacht series of all-oceans sailboats, the Jeanneau 58 combines style with generous living spaces from stem to stern.
The M36X daysailer from Morris Yachts puts a little extra pep into a tried and true design for maximum performance.
New to the American market in 2015, the Turkish builder of the Azuree 46 packs a lot of comfort into a slippery Rob Humphreys hull.
As American production boatbuilding huddles on the sidelines, the builders of the homegrown, impressive Catalina 425 knock one through the uprights.
After a hiatus, Elan Yachts re-enters the North American sailboat market with a roomy and comfortable cruiser.
The Jeanneau 64 ups the ante on luxury. This new flagship has all the sailing ability you expect from the builder, and a few surprises.
Interesting new cats from Gemini and Seawind offer fresh, innovative takes on familiar, well-established platforms.
Made in Denmark to exacting standards by a longtime builder of successful raceboats, the fully found Xc 45 is a different sort of winner.
With the rigorous demands of the charter trade embedded in its DNA, the Voyage 480 is designed to keep maintenance brief while you bulk up on sailing memories.
Taking a pair of brand-new French catamarans for test sails in Miami is tough duty. But someone has to do it.
Like the girl in the song on the beach of the same name, when Fountaine Pajot’s colossal Ipanema 58 sails past, each one she passes goes “ah.”
With a cozy pilothouse and seakindly design, the Truant 33 is a fine small cruising boat for a range of conditions.
The latest edition to Jeanneau’s new Yacht series of all-oceans sailboats, the Jeanneau 58 combines style with generous living spaces from stem to stern.
The M36X daysailer from Morris Yachts puts a little extra pep into a tried and true design for maximum performance.
New to the American market in 2015, the Turkish builder of the Azuree 46 packs a lot of comfort into a slippery Rob Humphreys hull.
As American production boatbuilding huddles on the sidelines, the builders of the homegrown, impressive Catalina 425 knock one through the uprights.
After a hiatus, Elan Yachts re-enters the North American sailboat market with a roomy and comfortable cruiser.
The Jeanneau 64 ups the ante on luxury. This new flagship has all the sailing ability you expect from the builder, and a few surprises.
Interesting new cats from Gemini and Seawind offer fresh, innovative takes on familiar, well-established platforms.
Made in Denmark to exacting standards by a longtime builder of successful raceboats, the fully found Xc 45 is a different sort of winner.
With the rigorous demands of the charter trade embedded in its DNA, the Voyage 480 is designed to keep maintenance brief while you bulk up on sailing memories.
Taking a pair of brand-new French catamarans for test sails in Miami is tough duty. But someone has to do it.
Like the girl in the song on the beach of the same name, when Fountaine Pajot’s colossal Ipanema 58 sails past, each one she passes goes “ah.”
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